BMSS43 Scientific Programme
The Society is architecting an extensive and invigorating Scientific Programme for 2023. BMSS43 will feature 3 Plenary Lectures, 12 Keynote Lectures, 36 Contributed Talks, 90 Flash Oral Presentations, and traditionally presented poster sessions (in A0 portrait format).
A digital copy of the BMSS43 Conference Programme is appended to the bottom of this page as a password-protected PDF file. All registered delegates will receive the password in their ‘Information for Delegates Document’ that the BMSS Administrator will send out to all registered BMSS43 delegates on the 1st of September 2023 (using the email address that delegates provided in their registration forms). If you have not received your password by the 5th of September 2023, please contact the BMSS Administrator for assistance (after checking the spam/trash folder). Please consider the environment before printing a copy. A hard copy of the Conference programme will be made available to delegates at the meeting. A copy of the Full Conference E-Abstract book is available here.
BMSS43 Plenary Speakers
The BMSS43 programme features the three following confirmed Plenary Speakers:
Alexander Makarov, Thermo Fisher Scientific
High resolution/accurate mass measurement: from atoms to molecular machines
Dr Evelyn Rampler, University of Vienna
Glycolipidomics and diversity empowerment strategies in the field of mass spectrometry
Professor Jane Thomas-Oates, University of York
Palaeomics: back to the future
BMSS43 Keynote Speakers
The BMSS43 programme will feature 12 Keynote Speakers. Confirmed Keynote Speakers include:
Applications I: Microbiology, Health & Disease: Rachel Carling, Viapath
Operation Moonshot: Lessons learned from validation of an LC-MS/MS assay for the detection of SARS-CoV-2
Applications II: Environmental & Food: Crispin Halsall, Lancaster University
A long way from home: measuring PFAS in the Arctic marine environment and their fate in a warming ocean
Applications III: Something Different: Mike Buckley, University of Manchester
Bare Bone Proteomes; proteomic applications to the analysis of skeletal remains in forensics, archaeology and palaeontology
Ambient Ionisation & Imaging: Simona Francese, Sheffield Hallam University
Fingerprints: from catching criminals to catching pathologies
Biomacromolecular Structure: Carla Schmidt, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
A roadmap for SNARE complex assembly: Mass spectrometry uncovers intermediates and off-pathway complexes
Improved Toolboxes & Workflows: Wout Bittremieux, University of Antwerp
Deep learning to uncover the immunopeptidome
Instrument Development: Emrys Jones, Waters
Advances in DESI-MS imaging. From single cells to full organisms
Proteomics I: Richard Scheltema, Utrecht University
Crosslinking mass spectrometry – structural biology from masses
Proteomics II: Helen Cooper, University of Birmingham
Native ambient mass spectrometry: In situ analysis of proteins in tissue
Ion Mobility: Perdita Barran, University of Manchester
Mobilising Ion Mobility for Unmet Needs in Medicine and Biology
Lipidomics & Metabolomics: Jules Griffin, University of Cambridge
From 50 µm to 50,000 individuals: Using mass spectrometry and lipidomics to study inflammatory events
Quantitation: Elizabeth Want, Imperial College London
The Benefits of Quantitative Metabolite Assays in Clinical Metabolomics Studies
BMSS43 Programme:
Presenter Instructions: Please follow the link situated on the left of this webpage for detailed presenter information.
eAbstract Booklet: A copy of the eAbstract booklet will be made available on the BMSS43 event webpages approximately two weeks before the conference date. At the same time, a set of meeting joining instructions, which will include the eAbstract booklet password, will be emailed to delegates,
Enquiries:
All questions relating to the BMSS43 Scientific Programme should be directed to the BMSS Papers Secretary: Rian Griffiths, papers@bmss.org.uk
